Namibia: Fishcor Workers Demand Board Removal

24 February 2020

Workers at the embattled National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor) are demanding the immediate removal of the current board to allow for the appointment of persons with similar powers and functions as curators until such time that the due process of the recruitment of regular directors has been completed as required by the Public Enterprises Governance Act.

This is one of the many demands by workers through their legal representative Norman Tjombe addressed to acting fisheries minister Albert Kawana and his public enterprises counterpart Leon Jooste.

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